Wedding!

Mo.

Grey Goose and Absolute. Quick production placement photo.

Amy.

Saint Athanasius Church.

Waiting outside.

Ring exchange.

Douglaston Manor.

Sunset photos.

Belly dancers Mariyah…

and Layla.

Belated Happy New Year! I was under the water trying to catch up with editing. This wedding was from September of 2011. I blogged the engagement photos earlier, here are the actual wedding photos.

Back yard.

Arim.

Getting ready.

Ronald Wilson Reagan.

More getting ready at Madrona Manor.

Wedding dress.

Shoes.

Tan.

Bride and fire extinguisher.

Paradise Ridge.

Jo.

Jo and his barrels.

Wedding ceremony.

California sun.

Sun setting, wedding photos.

Valley at night.

Catch.

The catchers.

Late night portrait.

Shot Kim and Jason’s wedding in Manhattan’s Battery Gardens. I’ve shot their friends Loren and Adam back in 2006.

Here’s a link to Kim and Jason’s engagement photos from a while back.

Oggi’s.

Kim.

Boy almost meets girl.

Street vendor items. Statues of Liberty.

There were so many tourists in the back, hard to take a shot without anyone in the background.

Rings.

Ceremony.

The Battery Gardens yard.

Loren.

Battery Garden at night.

Shot Jean and Aaron’s wedding at Yale University. The university has so many historic buildings and architectures, it’s amazing to see so many of them in one day. We ran around and took photos, from Jean and Aaron’s college dorm, to the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, with walls made of translucent marble.

Omni Hotel.

Jean.

Aaron.

View from hotel.

Dress.

Lean.

Waiting for Jean.

Boy meets girl.

Swing.

Trashing Yale, one historic site at a time.

A library. A library, you say.

The library had went digital, I used the index cabinets and do a CSI-lookalike portrait.

DUN DUN!

Translucent marble; A surviving, original Gutenberg bible.

Ceremony.

Portraits.

Korean ceremony.

Rap. He was rapping Lose Yourself from 8 Mile [2002. nope, haven't seen it].

Shot Kristen and Brian’s wedding at the Old Field Club. A bit of travel into the land of Port Jefferson, but the view and scenery are beautiful. I would love to ride my motorcycle there one day.

Kristen.

McDonald’s.

Brian.

View from the top.

Wedding dress.

Quick portrait over seeing harbor.

Old Field Club.

Boy meets girl.

Beach.

Portrait against sunlight.

First dance.

Cupcake.

No bouquet for young girl.

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I spent a few years in the valley of California over a decade ago. Honestly, with that kind of light, it’s almost impossible to shoot bad photos [not San Francisco though, the light there sucks 50% of the time].